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Jon Voight keeps moving. The 85-year-old actor is shadowboxing, his footwork nimble for a man of any age, let alone someone older than even Joe Biden and Voight’s friend Donald Trump. He pauses and arches an eyebrow and becomes a matinee villain.

Zack Sharf Digital News Director George Clooney is praising Joe Biden for dropping out of the 2024 presidential race against Donald Trump. The Oscar-winning actor made headlines on July 10 for publishing an op-ed in The New York Times in which he urged Biden to end his campaign following his disastrous performance in the first 2024 presidential debate. Now, Clooney is saying Biden has saved democracy by dropping out out of the race.

Beyoncé has given Kamala Harris permission to use her song ‘Freedom’ during the Vice President’s presidential campaign, according to a CNN report.

After The Simpsons accurately predicted Donald Trump‘s presidency, Armando Iannucci doesn’t want that smoke.

(Updated 8:21 PM PT with VP statement) In record time, the current Vice President of the United States has a gathered a strong enough majority of pledged Democratic delegates to win the nomination for President on the first ballot next month.

Kamala Harris has made her first public appearance since President Joe Biden announced on Sunday (July 21) that he’s dropping out of the 2024 presidential election and endorsing Harris to run in his place as the Democratic nominee.On Monday (July 22), Harris appeared at her first campaign staff meeting in Wilmington, Delaware, where she walked out to a powerful anthem: Beyoncé‘s ‘Freedom’.On the 2016 track from ‘Lemonade’, Beyoncé sings: “Freedom / Where are you? / ‘Cause I need freedom, too / I break chains all by myself / Won’t let my freedom rot in hell/ I’ma keep running / ‘Cause a winner don’t quit on themselves.”Watch the clip below.Kamala Harris walking out to “Freedom” by Beyoncé. pic.twitter.com/Ensco4CvGW— Complex (@Complex) July 22, 2024During her speech, Kamala Harris directly addressed her opponent in Donald J.

Kamala Harris has officially secured enough delegates to win the Democratic nomination for president in the upcoming 2024 election.

Michael Schneider Variety Editor at Large A day after President Joe Biden dropped out of the 2024 presidential race, the host behind “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” spent part of his Monday night episode’s opening monologue recounting Biden’s accomplishments in office. “I believe he has been a great president,” Colbert told his audience. “He steered this country out of a horrific pandemic.

Stephen Colbert is saying thank you to President Biden in his own special way.

The news President Joe Biden would not be seeking a second term after all hit a lot of people hard. Many voters felt he did a fantastic job pulling the US back from the Donald Trump years and hoped he’d stay strong and coherent enough for four more years. However, it seems he’s given in to those who believed he was just too old for the job — and crucially too old to successfully fend off the challenge of Trump.

Joe Biden to step down from the top of the 2024 Democratic ticket. With his bombshell decision on Sunday, the town’s most active check-writers have their wish. But the sense of elation quickly gave way to a gnawing feeling that the Biden exit dragged on too long.

Gene Maddaus Senior Media Writer Kamala Harris is looking for a smooth transition to the top of the Democratic ticket, as she announced Monday that President Joe Biden’s campaign chair, Jen O’Malley Dillon, will run her campaign. Taking the reins of the Biden operation in Wilmington, Del., the vice president vowed to work over the next 106 days to defeat former President Donald Trump. “We have work to do,” she said.

UPDATE: Kamala Harris gave a glimpse of major themes of her 2024 presidential bid, as she spoke to campaign staff in her first full day atop the ticket.

Celtic picked some week to be in the United States. The arrived just after someone took a shot at Donald Trump and they were still in Washington when President Joe Biden announced he was giving up the ghost in the fight for the White House later this year.

longstanding support of the LGBTQ community“We are deeply grateful to President Biden for his more than 50 years of public service and his longtime support for the LGBTQ+ community,” HRC President Kelley Robinson said in a statement. “Today’s announcement reflects what President Biden has done his entire career and will be core to his legacy: putting the needs of Americans and his country above his own.

IATSE has endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris, becoming the first Hollywood union to weigh in on the presidential election now that President Joe Biden has bowed out of the race.

seeking the Democratic presidential nomination after President Joe Biden withdrew from the race over the weekend.A writer from the show even addressed the coincidence on social media. In the 2000 episode of the comedy series, “Bart to the Future,” Lisa Simpson becomes the first female president of the United States.

Ellise Shafer In a new episode of “Morning Joe” on Monday, host Joe Scarborough shared his thoughts on Joe Biden officially dropping out of the presidential race, saying that he thinks Donald Trump and Republicans are now “freaking out.” “I’ve heard from inside the Trump campaign for some time right now that the one thing Donald Trump feared was not having Joe Biden to run against,” Scarborough said. “If you talk about boxing, he was used to going against Biden, right? So, what have they done? They’ve switched it up — it’s going to be a southpaw now.” Biden announced his decision on Sunday night, writing: “I believe it is in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and to focus solely on fulfilling my duties as President for the remainder of my term.” He then endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris as the Democratic presidential nominee.

Donald Trump has said US Vice President Kamala Harris will be easier to beat than Joe Biden in the forthcoming presidential elections.The current US President announced his decision to drop out of the race yesterday (July 21), explaining that it was “in the best interest of my party and the country for me to stand down and focus solely on fulfilling my duties as president for the remainder of my term.”Biden also offered his “full support and endorsement” for Harris to be the next Democratic presidential candidate.Several stars have also endorsed Harris, including Charli XCX and John Legend.But despite that, Trump has now said he believes the US Vice President “will be easier to beat than Joe Biden would have been” in a phone call to CNN’s Kaitlan Collins.Trump added: “He is the worst president in the history of our country, he goes down as the single worst president by far in the history of our country.”Biden plans to serve out the remainder of his term in office, which ends at noon on January 20 2025.But a number of Republicans including Elise Stefanik, House Republican Conference chair, and Republican House speaker Mike Johnson have called for him to resign, according to Sky News.Elsewhere, Aaron Sorkin backed Harris despite a recent op-ed in which he suggested Mitt Romney should run.The award-winning writer of The West Wing and The Social Network issued a statement via former West Wing colleague and actor Joshua Melina.“I take it all back. Harris for America!” said Sorkin.

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Kerry Katona has opened up exclusively in her OK! column about her worries over daughter Lily going travelling, after the tragic Jay Slater case - and how she's soon to be reunited with other daughter Molly, for the first time in 12 months. She also talks about the shocking Trump assassination attempt and why she backs the Repuvlican candidate all the way - and opens up about her 'relaxing' Marbella holidays with Ryan, as the pair enjoy some quality time together. Opening up My tell all episode of Abbey Clancey’s podcast - Exhibit A - came out last week and the reaction has been amazing, I’m feeling really proud to have done it.